The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-12-22
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The rapac,Ols plIs'rr INT lnues To
i.y MS ira lie regardless of the phltts
1t sunering humanity. The Solid
Mu'doon," from hi. B)cS y Mount sin
.t'oog-holl perpatra'cs this voT-
aciou- shcck.
The .t.el-ra men are Ell )sing down
10 help out protect on, but the stove
men are III fu blast, and ystthere are
those among Us who insist that all the
crate men are for B.aiue. a 'etla
lar-.etchcd, but We sre being crowded
for copy.
And the Memph Appeal comprom-
ises lis dignity with the following
mote in It's eye;
Keel Y, having found that the
motor won't mote a. much as it
mought, has gone back to vapor and
proposes to feed bis stockhol icrs OH
that ethereal until their next meeting.
so mote it be.
The largest mlnuiactogies Of agri-
cultural impl ments used in the south
are located III Ohio, whose peorl, i'll
return for our pat "onage never miss
y chance to abuse ald Willy our peo-
Vi, st Louis does more business in
Texas thtn all Ct1er STAT IS combined,
and yet il supper : and encourages
newspapers that find their highest
delight in stabbing Texas with a rusty
knife on every possible opportunity.
II these ingratcs suppose that Texas
viii forever staVd such iuhuman
treatment t Iey are very mnch ml>ta-
ken san Angelo standard.
Why, Guthrie, dDu't you know
we have seine ottle same class OF VII
pors right here in Texas, and some
newep .per, Of the same stamp: The
way t. IN 'ct your enemy is t. "carry
your own skillet" and make your
own hoo-haudlo. Til we abandon
the horseback civilization and plant
our feet iirmly in the pillow burrows,
aud paths of industrial progress,
Texas will hew and draw for others.
There has never been newspaper
issued in this city that had rs much
strictly business in it IA Yesterdays
specia edition of the Times. San
Antonio Times 10Th.
1t was a fire edition, and brother
Ferguson deserved the business re-
ward vourhsated by the mercants of
san Ant MO. The Times shows bust
ness and sprightliuess every day. and
tn fact speaks volumes for the enter
prise of the business man in Tint city.
"Render unto C;,'sr tha things that
are Cvsars h. immigration con
-houl not be- forgotten that tho Fort
Worth Gazctt inHugustcd the imm-
grafton movement in Texas. -Tyl 1
Reporter.
Ay, but "uut) him that hath shal
be given, aud from HIM that la'h not
shall be taken even that which he
hath" The Gazette didn't get the
convention, and therefore loseth that
which of right bel )ngeth to 1.-THE
glory of firing the magazine.
1t is false pity that grants cl I'm
ency to one, only that, perhaps, u
score may be tempted by the laws
laXity to sveuge n tancied wrong IN
death or witully commit murder
Texas juries should be more careful
ly sci cttd, and violations of law
shoul 1 be suppressed by the certain
ty of conviction and punishment to
the full extent of the lHw.-Austin
Statesman.
There is a greater force han the
criminal code at work in Texas, to
influence the verdicts of juries and
sh ell criminals from punishment.
Tie man who refuses 10 see that VIC
iators of the law have refuge and
hope of escape under the wing of
the liquor traffic, is benumbed with
moral ophth almia, or beDighted WITH
mental olliquity.